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Summer closure
From July 26, 2024 until September 01, 2024
MADRID AND CORDOBA
Casa Árabe’s headquarters in both cities.
Due to the usual summer break, Casa Árabe will be closing its headquarters for a few weeks in August. In Madrid, we will be reopening on Monday, August 26, and in Cordoba, on September 2.
Casa Árabe’s headquarters in Madrid will remain closed from August 1 to 25 (including both of those dates), while in the city of Cordoba, the headquarters will be closed for the entire month.
In Madrid, we will continue to provide service at the terrace in Casa Árabe’s garden across the street from the Retiro Park, which is being managed by La Francachela this season.
Until we return, you can take a look at our sneak peek of activities scheduled for September.
You can also check out our channels on social media (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X (Twitter) and Linkedin), or watch and listen to our past activities on Youtube, Soundcloud and Spotify.. And if you don’t want to miss anything next year, you can receive them directly in your inbox by signing up for our weekly newsletter with activities by following this link or follow us on our WhatsApp and Telegram channels.
*Photo: Roger Anis, from his series “Oh, mysterious Nile, you will be immortal!”, which you can see as part of the exhibition “Ephemeral Landscapes of the Sun.”
In Madrid, we will continue to provide service at the terrace in Casa Árabe’s garden across the street from the Retiro Park, which is being managed by La Francachela this season.
Until we return, you can take a look at our sneak peek of activities scheduled for September.
You can also check out our channels on social media (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X (Twitter) and Linkedin), or watch and listen to our past activities on Youtube, Soundcloud and Spotify.. And if you don’t want to miss anything next year, you can receive them directly in your inbox by signing up for our weekly newsletter with activities by following this link or follow us on our WhatsApp and Telegram channels.
*Photo: Roger Anis, from his series “Oh, mysterious Nile, you will be immortal!”, which you can see as part of the exhibition “Ephemeral Landscapes of the Sun.”
